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KEPTORD MATL TRTRUXE. ITJVFOTIT), CREOOy. FRTDAY. KEP'TE'NrBER 25, 1936.
GROCETERIA SUPER FOOD MARKETS
TOOK HEM TOLL
SALEM, Sept. 3S(AP) Automo
bile fatalities during August In
creased 7 per cent above the num
ber for the same month a year ago,
the secretary of atate announced
when 33 deaths were reported for that
period.
The August Increase brought the
year's total deatha to 169 aa com
pared to 163 for the first 8 months
of 1935.
Other figures dealing with traffic
casualties Increased accordingly. Per
sons Injured last month stood at
763 for the year'a total of 4348. Acci
dents reported were 3068 for an eight
month's total of 19.160 In Oregon.
Thirteen of the fatalities were pe
destrians, while eight were the re
sult of non-colllslon accidents.
Multnomah county led with seven
deaths. Other fataiatles were report
ed from Marlon and Polk with three
ach: Clackamas, Lincoln and Yam-
fill, two each; and one each from
Baker, Benton, Columbia, Coos. Curry,
Douclfls. Harney. Jackson Josephine,
Klamath. Lane, Linn, Morrow and
Tillamook
FEDERAL CONTROL
OF RAILS FEARED
SPOKANE, Wash., flept. 33. (AP)
Business and ogrlculttiral loaders
carried away from the annual north
want advisory board session here a
double oauttn against possible gov
ernment control over the nation's
rslhoads ,
The advice came from a shipper
nd a railway executive,
- "Shippers must help the railroads
prnoct themMmtui from further leg
islation which eventually will force
government ownership," doclnred h.
C. Newlands, of Portland, a cement
company manager and new pros. do nt
of the board. "We want the railroads
to remain In the hands of their
atock holders." t
Oarl R, Gray, president of the
tJnJon Pacific Hallway company ex
pressed the hope the government
never again would operato the rail
roads. The advisory board session, draw
ing nearly 70 persons, was primarily
lor railway and shipping interests to
discuss fully their business prospects,
and related problems.
JAILED SPINSTER
BALKS AT FINE
RUTLAND, Vt., Sept. 35. (AP)
Freedom for a slim, gray-haired wo
man, confined In a reforms tor y for
the pant 08 days because she failed
to meet a court Judgment of $010
following en automobile accident, ws
deferred today for nt lonst five moro
days
Mry Oassldy, 73-yenr-old Poultney
tplnntcr, was to seek permission be
fore tho county commissioners to
take a poor debtor's oath but the
henrlng was put over until Tuesday.
0nder ft, Vermont law, Miss Casslriy
can be confined Indefinitely unless
he is permitted to tnko tho onth or
meets the Judgment.
A farm she operates alone, she de
clared, Is burdenrd with a mortgage,
while her Income Is not sufficient
to meet taxes and Interest payments.
Her milk truck was Involved In an
accident.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Sept. 30.
(AP) A federal grand Jury Invest!
gntlng aliened peonage In east Ark
ansas returned an indictment late
today against an unnamed defend
ant charging violation of the anti
slavery statutes of the United Stales.
U. 8. District Attorney Ited Isgrlg
announced return of the Indictment
and said tt named only one person.
"The Indictment charges aiding
and abetting In holding a man In
slavery," said Iftgrlg.
The name of the drendant wt not
disclosed, tl. p.osecutor explained,
because no arrest had been made.
SAYS f ARMY CHIEF
PErpINd, Kept. 30. (AP) Armed
Japanese action aglnst China was
predicted today by Ma J. Oen. Taka
yoehl Matntmuro, chief of the Jap
aneae military mission at Prlplng.
"China Is bnd boy needing coer
cion following the failure of more
gentle methods.' commented Matsu
muro. If he doesn't listen to Japan's
peaceful lemons, he li likely to have
Ms face slapped.
"Japan Is determined to bring pesrp
and order to China. If not In Ita en
tlrety at least to North China.'
POOR JUDGMENT SEEN
IN HUNTING TRAGEDY
PPJNEVIU.E, Ore., Sept. 33. (AP)
Msx Ruef of Btayton came V his
desth ss a result of sn accident sun
"poor hunting Judgment," a coroner',
Jury reported here. Itucf was wound
ed fatally Tuesdsy, In the woods be
tween Prlnevllls and Mitchell.
He wiis hunting with s neighbor.
X L. Csstle. Coroner Tercy Smith
said testimony Indicated a deer ran
between tlx men.
Be correctly corseted In
an Artist M.'del oy
Cthelwyn B Hoffmann.
Home Purity Bakery
An Old Favorite
CUSTARD ANGEL
FOOD CAKE
Custard Ansel Food with Butter Cream Iclnj.
49c cake 25c
Peanut Filled Danish Pastry
A new creation Rich Danish sweet with the
tanf of freshly roasted peanuts.
3forl0c .
Home Purity Fig Bars
Tasty Home Purity cookies with fig filling.
15c dozen
For Mother's Cookie Jar
A fine assortment of "Groceteria Goodness"
cookies.
Dozen 10c
Covered Wagon Bread
Remember the bread Mother used to make Well,
try our Covered Wagon bread nnd see If It doesn't
brlnj hack childhood memories.
1 lb loaf 8c
HOME-PURITY
PUMPKIN PIE
25c
Larger Family size 35
Home Purity
MAYONNAISE
AND-
SANDWICH
SPREAD
(Mnde from frtsh ejs and finest salad oil)
Pint
20c
Quart
39c
-
Fountain Refreshments
STACK OF HOT0AKE3
nlth butler, strop and coffee
15.
with Indhldual Jur HlghUnd
100 Maple Syrup 30c
Chocolate Nut
Parfait
For the loTem of chocolate
three dippers tee cream
served In t par full rIs tup
ped with rich chocolate
trnip ftnd nuts.
15.
Huckleberry
Hot Chill
Not
THE HOME OF
"Groceteria Goodness"
ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR
LOVE
AND
One Shopping
Stop for Every
thing at the
Home of
"Groceteria
Goodness"
Sperry Hotoake Flour, 28 oz. pkg..
4 lb. sack ;
No. 10 sack
HOT CAKE FLOURS I SpJ f 1
and SYRUPS ' .
Albers Flapjack, 20 oz. pkg
2 lb. 8 oz. pkg -
Albers Peacock Buckwheat
20 oz. pkg
2 lb. 8 oz, pkg
Pillsbury Buckwhoat, 2 lb. 8 oz pkg.
Pillsbury Harvest Time Pancake
No. 10 bag
Aunt Jemima Buckwheat
2 lb. 8 oz. pkg
Aunt Jemima Pancako,
2 lb, 8 oz, pkg.
Amaizo Golden Syrup, 2'2 lb. can..
Amaizo Golden Syrup, 5 lb. pail
Amaizo Crystal White Syrup,
Vi lb. can
Amaizo Crystal White Syrup,
B lb. can
Log Cabin Cane and Maple Syrup,
1 pt. 10 oz. can
(Small package Aunt Jemima Pancake F
Tea Garden Syrup, 12 oz. jug
Tea Gardon Syrup, No. 5 tin
Bonnie Best Cane and Maple Syrup,
Qt. jug
Highland 100 Pure Maple Syrup,
12 oz. jug
Blue
5 oz.
BREAKFAST
5 lb.
SERVED EVERY MORNING
7:00 to 0:30 .
WAFFLES
Kith butter, syrup nl eoffrt
15.
quart can
with Individual Jug of Highland
loot Maple Syrup 20c
F51
.Plate Dinners
Roast Turkey and Dressing .. 2IV
Veal Cutlets 25c
Del
No.
Pie a la mode
io
too hot vet fully csoneil
Zee
6th at Central
6th at Grnpe
Savings Without Self-Denial
and HOT CAKES
EVERYTHING
jjHM' Tilrt" W)(H.
SAVINGS In the
GROCETERIAS
"A Dependable Source of Supply"
16
..2.V
,.48?
.12
20
30
23
20
17
33
19
37
Glacier Brand Pink
Salmon ' if.
No. 1 can . . ... I UC
For salmon loaf prepare with
Sunshine Fry Meal (rendy to u
orncker cninilis) lnc-pka.
Del Monte Sliced Pine
?r'an IOC
4 lnrce sllre. (some size ns In 24
rim) nn pcnnomlcnl size for the
fttrmll fnmHy.
Van Camp's Hominy
37
rce)
15
57
29
33
221 oz. can J C
3 for ZiJC
There are many appetlr.lng nays
to serve this economical food.
Del Monte Apri
14.
cots, No. 2
can
Nice (Inn fruit not peeled.
Plate Oysters
can
1 0c pkg'
Fine for (ter Sim or roll In cracker
crumlis and fry.
Jel
Stewart's Honey
43.
2
pail
New crop locnl Honey If yon dont like
syrup on your Hr.tc.ikes try Honey.
All for 49
Jello
All flnvors, 3 pkcrs. Jello
1 pkg new chocolate pudding
15c
Wesson Oil
39c
Rnoiip Tomato
29
Juice, No. 10 can . . .
New park will keep In your refrlscmtnr
several rt:ijs ntler opening.
Monte Salmon
n . .1 9c
s Sockeye
1 can
Flnet Itrd b.fc Sookcye
Toilet Tissue in
colors, 6 rolls
ZDC Soap, lge, 36 oz. pkg
Choice of orchid or green to match the
ruth rnom.
GATES
WsTiil
EVERYTHING
N the spring a young
man's fancy lightly
turns to thoughts of
love but in Septem
ber it's a different story.
With the first tinge of Au
tumn comes that longing
for good old fashioned Hot
Cakes.
' . They say "the way to a
man's heart is via the
stomach," so it may be
just a continuation of the
Spring malady after all.
Anyway love never flew
out the window with a
plate of good old fashioned
Hot Cakes and country
style sausage on the table.
Knight's Boiled
Cider, 16 oz. bot
25.
Highly concentratedi-fldcU on. ap
petizing test to your home-made
mincemeat.
B & M Oven Baked
Beans
B & M Brown Bread
Both for 29c
let the O A M twins solve your
menu problem.
Kellojg's Corn Flakes,
re?, pkg.
2 for .
15.
Pillsbury Far
ina, 28 oz. pkg.
15.
Tempt the children with ft staim
tng dth of PHlftbnrr Farlm In the
morning
Post's Huskies
. 11c
A new cereal by the makers of Post Toastles
Quick Pectin
25.
bottles LjZ
F.sch bottle makes 11 glasses of Jelly.
White Rose Flour
$ 1 59
lb. sack .......
Bbl. (4 sacks) $6.26
Milled by l perry quality guaranteed,
Sunglow Flour 1
49 lb. sack I W
Bbl. (4 sacks) $5.46
Golden West Coffee 27c
1 lb glass jar
Sunbrite Cleanser
3 cans : .,. .,
13.
- Peets Granulated
.25.
The continued rise of the soap market
makes this in exceptional boy it this price.
& LYDIARD
e ' e
SUPER MEAT
MARKETS
Hot Cakes & Sausage
Love never flew out the window with a
plate of old fashioned' Hot Cakes and
Country Style Sausage on the table
Here's the same combination we bad last
Saturday.
1 lb. Country Style Sausage
1 lb, Sperry Pancake Flour
Both for 25c
Little Pi Pork '
25
oausasres. lb Zjc
Tiny links of real country style sausage
style anus
.35
Ham and Veal Loaf
2 lbs. . . . .... JJC
A tine combination tor a tasty meat loaf.
Morrell's Eureka
29c
Bacon, lb
Fine flaior and quality A flry cure bacon
right from the corn belt.
Huber's Metwurst
lb
25c
Ready cooked 4st heat In water. A dandy
breakfast or dinner sausage.
Swift's Circle S
....... 26
Picnics, lb. . ZDC
Fine for baking Mild cure needs no boU
Inj. Steer Beef Pot Roast
lb.
Tender roasta from aped beef
15.
Steer Sirloin Steaks
22c
lb
We will cut them as you like them.
Morrell's Pride Fey
Breakfast Bacon, lb. . O C
Sliced as you like It The corn belt's finest
bacon.
Frying Oysters,
pint . .
...29.
Sweet Pickles
pint
Dill Pickles
6 for
9c
Fruits & Vegetables
WATERMELONS
Long
Striped
SUNKIST
ORANGES
25c
Small size
Very Juicy
2 doz.
Sweet Potatoes
No.l's. .5 lbs. 17c
Fresh Parsnips. . . .4 lbs. 23c
Artichokes, lge. size 3 for 20c
Italian Broccoli. ..... .lb. 5c
Cucumbers, Ig. fey. 3 for 10c
2 for L f3gg
25c a!
Delivery of $1.00 Order
Phone:
West 8ide 428
East Side 752